Sentence examples for publicized event from inspiring English sources

After a cataclysmic event, something so profoundly tragic that is shakes us as a country, those at the heart of the tragedy gather together for a very public, highly publicized event.

The highly publicized event damaged the airline's formerly sterling reputation.

The threat: What happens if a well publicized event like a terrible accident reveals a fundamental flaw in the system?

Like many whose misery is reflected in violence, he may simply have been drawn to a highly publicized event with a big crowd.

Two months later, in a much publicized event, Savitt and other tennis players, including Don Budge, held a benefit tennis match to raise money for Larsen's medical bills.

In 1989, in a highly publicized event, Wen accompanied Zhao to Beijing's Tiananmen Square while a series of dramatic pro-democracy demonstrations were taking place.

Over the past seven days, Mr. Romney attended 11 fund-raisers, compared with five publicized events open to the public; Mr. Obama went to six fund-raisers and just five rallies.

It may be impossible to show all attacks, but at least document the ones where there are ongoing struggles or highly publicized events.

The two were known for squabbling over which one would be allowed to fill in for Mr. Clinton at highly publicized events.

Theatrical performances, such as Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais's comedy Le Mariage de Figaro (1784; The Marriage of Figaro), which openly exposed aristocratic privilege, were widely publicized events.

"Given the importance of maintaining public confidence in police officers, it was neither irrational nor suggestive of an improper motive" for the department to react to the highly publicized events by firing Officer Hildebrand.